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• From Varda to Penone: The Potato as Art at Château d'Aubenas exhibition

  The exhibition 'Des patates' at Le Château – Centre d'Art Contemporain et du Patrimoine d'Aubenas (11 April – 20 September 2026) explores artists' fascination with potatoes.…

• Dominique White's Shipwreck Sculptures at Kunsthalle Basel exhibition

  Dominique White (b. 1993) presents "All Great Powers Collapse from the Centre" at Kunsthalle Basel, an exhibition of sculptures that evoke submerged shipwrecks and collapsed…

• Justine Tjallinks's Enigmatic Portraits at Musée de la Photographie Charles Nègre exhibition

  The Musée de la Photographie Charles Nègre in Nice will host Justine Tjallinks's inaugural solo exhibition, titled 'Vision,' from February 14 to May 24. This exhibition showcases…

• Paulo Nazareth and Moeata Keil Simpson Reimagine History at Punta della Dogana exhibition

  Punta della Dogana, the historic customs house in Venice's Dorsoduro district, is being reinterpreted by artists Paulo Nazareth and Moeata Keil Simpson. The building, once a…

• Sumo as Sacred Rite: Bruno Aveillan's Photographic Exhibition in Paris exhibition

  Photographer Bruno Aveillan and producer Nicolas Bary gained unprecedented access to the Naruto-beya sumo stable in Sumida, Tokyo, in June 2025. The stable is run by Kotoōshū…

• The Others: Identity, Distance, and Recognition in Contemporary Art at Filanda Trissino exhibition

  From April 30 to June 28, 2026, the historic Filanda in Trissino, Italy, will feature an exhibition called 'The Others,' organized by RARE and Fondazione PL24. This event will…

• Michael Armitage's 'The Promise of Change' Opens at Palazzo Grassi exhibition

  Michael Armitage, 42, presents a monographic exhibition titled 'The Promise of Change' at Palazzo Grassi in Venice, running until January 10, 2027. The show features 46 large…

• Holly Keogh's Debut UK Solo Exhibition at Soup Gallery, London exhibition

  Soup Gallery presents its nineteenth exhibition, Holly Keogh's debut UK solo show "Bang Bang Bang On The Door Baby!". Keogh (b.1991, North Carolina) is an American painter based…

• Renée Levi to Paint Hayward Gallery Façade with Audemars Piguet Commission exhibition

  Renée Levi will create a large-scale two-panel painting for the façade of London’s Hayward Gallery this fall. The work is co-commissioned by the Hayward Gallery and Audemars…

• John Gosling curates 'Unnatural Harmony' celebrating McQueen's soundtracks at Southbank Centre exhibition

  John Gosling, McQueen's long-time music director, has created 'Unnatural Harmony: Sounds of Lee Alexander McQueen' with Robert Ames of the London Contemporary Orchestra. The show…

• Gladys Hynes: Forgotten British Artist Gets First Retrospective at Charleston exhibition

  The exhibition titled 'Gladys Hynes: Radical Lives' is set to debut at Charleston in Lewes on May 2, 2026, and will continue until October 11. Curated by Sacha Llewellyn, the…

• Koyo Kouoh's Posthumous Venice Biennale Exhibition to Open exhibition

  Koyo Kouoh, the curator of the Venice Biennale's central exhibition, died suddenly at age 57 from liver cancer in May 2025, just months into her role. Despite her death, the…

• Sara Shamma to Represent Syria at 2026 Venice Biennale with Palmyra Installation exhibition

  Artist Sara Shamma will represent Syria at the 61st Venice Biennale, running from 9 May through 22 November 2026. The Syrian pavilion is located at the Universitá Iuav di Venezia…

• Aileen Murphy's Surreal Tablescapes at Deborah Schamoni exhibition

  Aileen Murphy's third exhibition at Deborah Schamoni in Munich, titled 'We must go under the wallpaper', runs from 9 January to 21 March 2025. The show features five new paintings…

• How Will Critics Handle Koyo Kouoh's Posthumous Venice Biennale? exhibition

  Martin Herbert questions how critics will approach the 61st Venice Biennale, titled 'In Minor Keys', after artistic director Koyo Kouoh died of cancer in May 2025 at age 57. The…

• Key Hiraga's Early Works at Loevenbruck, Paris exhibition

  Loevenbruck in Paris presents "Key HIRAGA « Works 1966–1971 »", a selection of paintings and works on paper by Japanese artist Key Hiraga, including the 1971 piece "The Elegant…

• Magnum photographers' WWII images on view in Gorizia exhibition

  Palazzo Attems-Petzenstein in Gorizia presents 'Back to Peace? La guerra vista dai grandi fotografi Magnum', an exhibition of 200 photographs, video installations, and soundscapes…

• Whitney Biennial 2026: Care, Catastrophe, and Private Gestures exhibition

  The 82nd edition of the Whitney Biennial, titled with a stripped-down italic subtitle, opened at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York in 2026, the 250th year of the…

• Elmgreen & Dragset Transform Städel Museum with 'Still Life with Vegetables' exhibition

  The Städel Museum in Frankfurt am Main is currently hosting the exhibition 'Still Life with Vegetables' by the artist duo Elmgreen & Dragset, which will run until January 17,…

• Es Devlin's 'The Everythingists' Opens at V&A East Storehouse exhibition

  Es Devlin's latest installation, 'The Everythingists' (2026), has debuted at the V&A East Storehouse in London and will be on display until 18 October. This piece interacts with…

• Anselm Kiefer's Monumental 'Danaë' Debuts in Europe at Valencia's CAHH exhibition

  Anselm Kiefer's first exhibition in Valencia opens at the CAHH – Centro de Arte Hortensia Herrero, featuring the European debut of 'Danaë', a monumental painting over 13 meters…

• Frankfurt exhibition traces global history through coins and finance objects exhibition

  The Historisches Museum Frankfurt opens 'Die Welt im Geld' (The World in Money), a special exhibition running from April 30, 2026 to January 31, 2027. Using coins and financial…

• Urvanity Projects and Nude Project Launch La Masía Gallery in Barcelona exhibition

  Urvanity Projects has partnered with Nude Project to create La Masía Gallery, a new exhibition space in Barcelona that reimagines the concept of art as a shared experience.…

• Esmee Seebregts Examines Shame and Color in Solo Show at Studio Seine exhibition

  Esmee Seebregts's solo exhibition 'Colour doesn't Hurt' at Studio Seine in Rotterdam explores cultural associations of color, shame, and innocence through paintings and…

• Annissa Durar's Photographic Journey Through Peru's Textile Traditions exhibition

  Photographer Annissa Durar, from Kansas City, presents Sacred Threads of the Sacred Valley, a film-based series documenting textile traditions in Peru's Sacred Valley. The project…

• Torsten Slama's Posthumous Exhibition 'Die Vatermaschine' at Neuer Essener Kunstverein exhibition

  Neuer Essener Kunstverein in Essen presents 'Die Vatermaschine' (The Father Machine), the first solo exhibition of Torsten Slama (1967–2023) since his death. The show features a…

• Sir John Soane's Museum: A Theatre of Held Light exhibition

  The Sir John Soane's Museum in London, established by an Act of Parliament in 1833, is a house-museum that defies conventional chronology. Architect John Soane designed it as a…

• Davide Allieri's Immersive Installation at Kunstraum Dornbirn exhibition

  Davide Allieri has transformed the historic industrial hall at Kunstraum Dornbirn into an engaging exhibition that explores themes of time and future uncertainty. Titled after its…

• Michael Vale's First Major Survey at Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery exhibition

  The Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery is set to showcase Michael Vale's inaugural major survey exhibition, titled 'the Cuckoo, the Herring and the Trembling Tambourines,' from…

• Indonesian Pavilion at Venice Biennale Reverses Discovery Narrative exhibition

  The Indonesian Pavilion at the 2026 Venice Biennale, called "Printing the Unprinted: The Reversal of World Discovery," flips traditional colonial stories by presenting an…

• Venice Biennale Artists Navigate Koyo Kouoh's Posthumous Vision exhibition

  The 2026 Venice Biennale, titled 'In Minor Keys', is being realized after the death of curator Koyo Kouoh in May 2025. The Cameroonian-Swiss curator had selected artists and…

• Venice Biennale Pavilions Tackle Shame Through Queer and Scatological Lenses exhibition

  Two national pavilions at the 2026 Venice Biennale explore shame from distinct angles. The Scottish pavilion features Bugarin + Castle's 'Shame Parade,' which examines historic…

• Jon Campbell's Word Art Survey at Geelong Gallery exhibition

  From 28 February to 24 May 2026, Geelong Gallery in Victoria will present a comprehensive exhibition of works by Melbourne artist Jon Campbell, named 'yEAH / dUNNO.' This…

• Design Museum Hosts Nigo's First Retrospective exhibition

  The Design Museum in London is staging the first-ever retrospective for Nigo, the Japanese streetwear pioneer behind BAPE and Kenzo. The exhibition features over 700 objects,…

• Lucia Buricelli's 'Everything Is Bright Here' Explores the American Dream exhibition

  Lucia Buricelli (b. 1994) presents her first solo exhibition, 'Everything Is Bright Here,' at Galleria Doppiozero in Milan. The show, which opened on April 29, 2026, features…

• The Earth, the Fire, the Water and the Winds: A Museum of Wandering with Édouard Glissant at CARA, New York exhibition

  The exhibition 'The Earth, the Fire, the Water and the Winds: For a Museum of Wandering with Édouard Glissant' makes its U.S. debut at the Center for Art, Research and Alliances…

• Dominique White's 'All Great Powers Collapse from the Centre' at Kunsthalle Basel exhibition

  Dominique White presents her solo exhibition 'All Great Powers Collapse from the Centre' at Kunsthalle Basel. The show features sculptures and installations exploring themes of…

• After Dada, After Dance: Group Show at Cabaret Voltaire exhibition

  Cabaret Voltaire in Zurich presents 'After Dada, After Dance', a group exhibition featuring Suzanne Perrottet alongside Tarren Johnson, Joel Cocks, OOR Saloon, Elaine Mitchener,…

• Zurbarán's Supernatural Intensity at National Gallery London exhibition

  The National Gallery in London presents a major exhibition of Francisco de Zurbarán, the 17th-century Spanish master known for painting supernatural things naturally and natural…

• Mark Leckey's Giant Inflatable Felix at Marciano Art Foundation exhibition

  At the Marciano Art Foundation in Los Angeles, a thirty-one-foot inflatable sculpture of Felix the Cat, crafted by British artist Mark Leckey, is currently on display. Titled…